Any way to permanently scare away a hawk?
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Commander Cody
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Re: Any way to permanently scare away a hawk?
I guess my Crows are not as mean as yours.
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Re: Any way to permanently scare away a hawk?
Are you saying he has "Angry Birds"??Commander Cody wrote:I guess my Crows are not as mean as yours.
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Re: Any way to permanently scare away a hawk?
I'm reading this thread with interest. We also have hawk nearby, and we like to let the cats & schnauzer outside frequently. Although, yes, hawks need to eat too, we prefer that our pets not die a violent death.Oldgringo wrote:Hawks and turtles have to eat too. It's the way of nature.
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Re: Any way to permanently scare away a hawk?
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Works for crackles and crows......................... May also work for ducks....
Works for crackles and crows......................... May also work for ducks....
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sjfcontrol
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Re: Any way to permanently scare away a hawk?
Woah!! That would scare ME off! Looks like something out of a Stephen King novel.i8godzilla wrote:http://www.cabelas.com/docking-prowler- ... oy-1.shtml
Works for crackles and crows......................... May also work for ducks....
Range Rule: "The front gate lock is not an acceptable target."
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Re: Any way to permanently scare away a hawk?
I'll take a hawk over a duckling any day.
Charles if you can get him to move over to the Nassau Bay Peninsula Wildlife Park, I can watch him catch ducklings!
Charles if you can get him to move over to the Nassau Bay Peninsula Wildlife Park, I can watch him catch ducklings!
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